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Dijsselbloem says he was forced to deal directly with Alexis Tsipras, as it was necessary to find a solution, which Varoufakis constantly torpedoed

Whenever Mr. Tsipras finds things difficult politically, and whenever merciless events reveal his nakedness, he marshals the rhetoric of hatred and division

Whoever criticises the prime minister is either on the extreme right, or corrupt, or a protector of the old political system which led us into the crisis

In a critical period, the country is plying forward with untrammeled populism and the opportunistic objectives of Mr. Tsipras and his associates as the only compass

One of the key objective of the reshuffle is to bolster SYRIZA’s opening toward centre-left voters and politicians

The politics of hatred is being disseminated by specific government members and party cadres, such as SYRIZA’s parliamentary representative Nikos Xydakis,

The PM appeared divisive toward the citizens, pointed the finger at enemies (including the media), and targeted public figures who led the country at difficult moments

Instead of seeking a basic consensus, the prime minister presaged a generalised clash without condition and limits, and with the constant targeting of political opponents until we reach the elections

Mitsotakis once again demanded early elections. “We have not reached the end of the journey. Today cheap borrowing ends, but the harsh measures and heavy commitments that Mr. Tsipras has signed on to remain,” he said

The government has a duty to speak the truth to Greek citizens and describe in all honesty the day after the memorandum, which the government itself signed after the disastrous first six months of 2015

A glance at the statements and analyses of European politicians and players is enough to realise that we cannot expect substantial changes.

The Prime Minister has lost the wager of offering true hope to a society which at some point was deprived of its income and its very future

Alexis Tsipras is expected to attack New Democracy and Pasok on the grounds that they were the parties which bankrupted Greece

Not only was the ENFIA tax not abolished, it was made permanent.  “It is not the most unjust tax,” Tsipras said as prime minister last September

The Turkish president’s diplomatic advisor assured his Greek counterpart that the two officers will be tried in absentia, and that if a penalty is imposed it will not exceed the prison time already served

There is a common conviction that the deadly wildfire in Eastern Attica will have a catalytic impact on political developments

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Greek government sources said that beyond references to Greek-Russian relations, Tsipras had occasion to broach the situation in the eastern Mediterranean, with continual Turkish threats against the Republic of Cyprus.

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